Danish garment factory opened in Nam Dinh province
Denmark’s Spectre Garment Technologies Company Limited officially launched a factory to produce outdoor sportswear in the northern province of Nam Dinh on September 28.
At the inauguration ceremony (Photo: VNA)Nam Dinh (VNA) - Denmark’s Spectre Garment Technologies Company Limited officially
launched a factory to produce outdoor sportswear in the northern province of
Nam Dinh on September 28.
The factory, covering an area of 7,000 sq.m, is located at Hoa Xa Industrial Zone, My Xa ward. It has a total investment capital of over 5 million USD.
“The bilateral trade and investment between Vietnam and Denmark is growing sturdily, breaking new records every year. This is thanks to companies like Spectre, investing in Vietnam and bringing products from here to customers all over the world, creating benefits to both Vietnam and Denmark,” Danish Ambassador to Vietnam Charlotte Laursen said at the ceremony.
“Our company also plans to expand the factory next year with an additional investment capital of around 1 million USD,” Jesper Klausen, chairman of Spectre factory in Nam Dinh.
In 2010, Spectre came to Vietnam as a joint venture and opened its first factory in northern Thai Binh province. The company’s key products are outdoor sportswear for all types of mountain sports and for running, cycling and hunting.-VNA
The factory, covering an area of 7,000 sq.m, is located at Hoa Xa Industrial Zone, My Xa ward. It has a total investment capital of over 5 million USD.
“The bilateral trade and investment between Vietnam and Denmark is growing sturdily, breaking new records every year. This is thanks to companies like Spectre, investing in Vietnam and bringing products from here to customers all over the world, creating benefits to both Vietnam and Denmark,” Danish Ambassador to Vietnam Charlotte Laursen said at the ceremony.
“Our company also plans to expand the factory next year with an additional investment capital of around 1 million USD,” Jesper Klausen, chairman of Spectre factory in Nam Dinh.
In 2010, Spectre came to Vietnam as a joint venture and opened its first factory in northern Thai Binh province. The company’s key products are outdoor sportswear for all types of mountain sports and for running, cycling and hunting.-VNA
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